Photographic lighting

Last time we covered basic three point lighting and that yielded an entirely decent head and shoulders portrait. With a neutral background three point lighting works great and it’s a basic setup that’s been working in photography for decades. Today I want to amp up the power a little...you know how I love lighting power. If I hit the test switch and the lights dim across town from the power drain, you know that’s going to be a fun shoot! There’s also method to the madness as today I want to…

I received a Rosco Gel kit a week ago, and after a few tests I can say I really love using all the awesome colors for my photography. The kit includes

I received a Rosco Gel kit a week ago, and after a few tests I can say I really love using all the awesome colors for my photography. The kit includes

Hands on a shooting cone

Photographer Poster Photographer Lighting Guide News Paper Vintagw Wall Art Hanging Painting Paper Photography Watercolor Living Classroom Home Decor No Frame High quality resin-coated photo base paper. Satin photo finish, maximum color gamut, dmax, and image resolution

Getting The Most Out Of Your Modifiers:

The concept of photographing light trails is unique, can be widely used in special in night photography, and can be done easily by any photographers

One of the trickiest things I’ve found when it comes to photographing interiors is getting a decent shot when the camera is pointing toward a window. Last year I posted a step-by-step tutorial on how to correct “blown out” windows using PicMonkey (you can also perform the same correction using Photoshop), but I’ve since discovered another...Read More »